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Measurements of Work Function Change of Fe(110) Surface due to Adsorption of Carbon Monoxide

Kazuyuki Ueda, Tetsuya Mega

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Changes in the work function of the surface of single-crystal Fe(110) due to carbon-monoxide (CO) adsorption have been studied as a function of CO exposure. The work function increased by 0.425 eV for Fe surface covered with saturated CO. The changes in the work function originating from different adsorbed states of CO are discussed in conjunction with the thermal desorption spectroscopy (TDS) and Auger analysis.

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Key concepts: Work function, Carbon monoxide, Adsorption, Work (physics), Desorption, Auger electron spectroscopy, Auger, Thermal desorption spectroscopy